Zeiss DTI 1/19
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- Compact and Lightweight, ideal as a pocket hand held thermal for stalking
- 384x288 12 micron sensor with up to 1000m detection range
- Variable magnification with wide field of view
- Perfect for wildlife surveys, thermal birding and bat research
- Video recording with Wifi via Zeiss Hunting app to mobile
- Transition Zoom with Picture in Picture
The ZEISS DTI 1/19 combines world-class optics, a compact design, and numerous other features with an attractive price â making it perfect for entry-level users. Thanks to an enlarged field of view of 24 meters at 100 meters, it offers excellent observation capabilities in forested areas or for ecology and wildlife research when you require a thermal for use indoors or around buildings.
The ZEISS DTI 1/19 hand held thermal imager combines ease of use with low weight â simple and intuitive operation makes the thermal imaging camera the perfect entry-level thermal imager for wildlife observation.
With a sub 35mK NETD 384x288 12 micron sensor, variable 1.8x optical to 7.2x magnification and up to 1000m detection range, combined with wide field of view, the DTI 1/19 allows you to get up close and personal with superb detail making it perfect for wildlife tours, bat surveys, or for thermal birding applications.
Ultra compact and lightweight, the Zeiss DTI 1/19 is ideal for deer stalking, allowing you to store the unit in a pocket, and be ready for scanning a wide area in seconds.
Easy Ergonomic Operation
The optimised shape of the housing makes the grip ergonomic and operation intuitive for both right-handed and left-handed users.
Transition Zoom
Especially when viewing several animals at once, it is easy to lose sight of the animal being viewed when jumping the zoom level. Observe your target in 4x magnification, uninterrupted, and without jerkiness â the Transition Zoom allows you to keep a constant eye on the target.
Product Features
The ZEISS DTI 1/19 hand held thermal imager combines ease of use with low weight â simple and intuitive operation makes the thermal imaging camera the perfect entry-level thermal imager for wildlife observation.
With a sub 35mK NETD 384x288 12 micron sensor, variable 1.8x optical to 7.2x magnification and up to 1000m detection range, combined with wide field of view, the DTI 1/19 allows you to get up close and personal with superb detail making it perfect for wildlife tours, bat surveys, or for thermal birding applications.
Ultra compact and lightweight, the Zeiss DTI 1/19 is ideal for deer stalking, allowing you to store the unit in a pocket, and be ready for scanning a wide area in seconds.
Easy Ergonomic Operation
The optimised shape of the housing makes the grip ergonomic and operation intuitive for both right-handed and left-handed users.
Transition Zoom
Especially when viewing several animals at once, it is easy to lose sight of the animal being viewed when jumping the zoom level. Observe your target in 4x magnification, uninterrupted, and without jerkiness â the Transition Zoom allows you to keep a constant eye on the target.
Product Features
- Compact and Lightweight, ideal as a pocket hand held thermal for stalking
- 384x288 12 micron sensor with up to 1000m detection range
- Variable magnification with wide field of view
- Perfect for wildlife surveys, thermal birding and bat research
- Video recording with Wifi via Zeiss Hunting app to mobile
- Transition Zoom with Picture in Picture
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